I put signs in the yard declaring it was for sale.

I have done some title searching at my local court house for any title issues for properties that are on my short list.  

Last 30 days pay stubsValid Photo ID2 months asset/reserve account--where the down payment and closing costs are coming from.Mortgage statement and home owner's insurance declaration page--if you own other financed real estate.Let the loan officer know if you pay or receive any spousal or child support and if so, how much.

Once the contract is signed do i need to take it to the courts, send to title company?

Or strategy for courting potential tenants?

Hi, I'm relatively new to REI and was reading up on concerns about wholesaling without a real estate license and being brought to court for brokering real estate without a license since technically we don't typically close nor transfer title under our name when we wholesale.  

As a property owner, I would be seen as the rich dude.Although some lawyers say they settle for the amount of the insurance coverage, there is nothing to stop the court from awarding a larger amount if the plaintiff's lawyer decides to go for it.

I had a court date last week where possession was granted back to me.

If I go to the Norfolk country court house is it gonna be easier to access the recent probate records with contact info and property addresses?

Are you prepared to take them to court to recover damages?